Parc Floral de Paris

A nice and big garden. I visited this garden during the fall and the colors of the trees were very pretty in à vibrant orange and yellowish color. It’s also a very good place for children to play and people to relax. I recommend it if you like nature and/or walk around beautiful scenic areas.

I attended a film trade show here, didn’t get to visit the gardens - but the event halls were very nice and what I saw of the park was impressive. We will be back!

A nice botanical / ornamental garden with several lakes, a kids playground, and many wonderful picnic spots. I particularly liked how they made a number of bee hives and bird houses into works of art. The "purple" flower section was spectacular while we were there (early July).

Lovely place with impressive thematic areas, like big bonsai exposition, art exposition, special gardens for different family of flowers/plants, and even some birds, ducks and peacocks around. Very relaxing, well organized and beautiful place to visit and spend some time for photos, contemplation and learning about different plants/flowers.

Beautifully done. Dress warm and you'll have lots of fun

When you enter the park you won't feel that there's so much more inside. A big park with lots of flowering and non flowering plants and trees. You can easily spend half a day to full day here. Different kinds of flowers, shrubs, creepers, trees etc. which are a treat for nature lovers. Even though we visited in spring about 75% have bloomed the rest are yet to make a peek. There are couple of restaurants and toilet facility inside the park. There are lots of benches everywhere inside the park which is a boon. The entrance fee is just 3.5 euros which you can take online through app or buy from the counter. Easily accessible by bus number 112 and 207 or by metro 1 (chateau de vincennes) There's some work goin on in the chateau else that's also a good option to visit. All in all you will definitely enjoy the park.

I love love love this place! I try to go monthly throughout the summer because the plants and flowers are always changing. It’s a wonderful place to walk around and so cheap to enter.

Truly the most spectacular place on the edge of Paris, blooming from late February to November - seas of daffodils, cascades of Hortensia, clouds of azalea, magnificent camellia trees, and much more. The best time to visit is April and May, as featured on my photos. It's a secret place not known to tourists, offering simply enormous space integrated with nature, including ponds and sculptures. There are a few places to eat, a selection of bonsai trees in the pavilion, and peacocks roaming outdoors. Plenty of cute spots for a romantic picnic can be found throughout. There's a large playground space for kids on the further edge of the park, and in autumn, a section of large flower beds features hundreds of dahlia blooms. Easy access by metro, with a 2.5 eur ticket and free entrance off-season.